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I bet it sounds a bit wooden -
Most people who try to play kits like that are stumped.
Then they realize they're great for playing background music for a tree-ring circus.- - -
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Those are certainly solid shell drums. Are you planning to convert them to edrums? They would prolly sound and play better than the E-Pro Live.
I could tell you where to stick that piezo! ;)
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If you played a kit like that live, youd probably get the 'chop'. Still, bet it makes a 'cutting- sound.Comment
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you play these drums with a pair of hatchets to get that nice crack!Pearl Mimic pro, A to E 7 piece Pearl Decade maple, ddrum Deccabons, Ddrum DDTi, UFO X-bar triggers, Real feel heads, Gibraltar rack, VH13, PD105 side snare, Roc-N-Soc,Tama Iron Cobra, Iron cobra high hat stand, Cobra clutch, Pearl throne thumper, Roland and Kit Toys cymbals, Roland KC 500, PromarkComment
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Yeah that kit will definitely give you wood!Comment
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A nice crack....and I thought we were talking drums!Comment
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You'll get to touch a nice, visible 'grain', combined with a very 'natural' sound steming from 'air-sealed' stave shells... I guess someone will get wood seeing this kit for sure!
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With choosing drum kits....you just sometimes cant see the wood for the treesComment
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So if you play them in the woods, do they make a sound?Comment
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No need for sparkle wrap, the natural wood finish looks better than DW! I realize this is probably the most heavy duty kit there is, I feel for the drum tech hauling that around and setting up/tearing down. You' probably get a better tone with nylon tipped sticks. And I must say, these looks even better than the 7 to 9 ply maple kits out there today....what is it, 122 ply?
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This is the best. I showed the pics of the the tree stump kit to my girl and she said and I quote, " I wish you would play your drums out in the woods like that, You know, I despise your drums! I wish she didn't beat around the bush, and would tell me exactly what was on her mind ! And then just to endear you guys to her as well, she said, " Is that all you and those other idiots have to do all day is take pictures of tree stumps? So, I am thinking about moving the flat screen I bought her over by my drums to use it as a monitorComment
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